I took a closer look at the data sent by the Department of Housing Policy. What a masterpiece: In 2005, two families of retired military personnel, with a total of TWO PEOPLE, were registered as needing better housing conditions. **In other words, both "families" consisted of one person. **In 2004, there were 51 families with a total of 67 people. **So the average "family" was 1.3 people. **Quite a setup. I remember when I lived in a military town (a residential area for service members), we got kicked out of the reconnaissance company gym, where we had our weight room, because they were converting it into housing for officers with families. Those were real families—two kids each.